The phrase "aggregated it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of collecting and combining data or information from various sources into a single summary or dataset.
Example: "After reviewing the survey responses, we aggregated it to identify the main trends and insights."
Alternatives: "compiled it" or "consolidated it."
"We aggregated it and made it useful," she said.
The answer, to use a modern term, is that they aggregated it.
I took all that research and aggregated it into the interior, the exterior, and allowed this project to be in a place where we could test the longevity of these materials and how they respond to weather.
In our study area, PALSAR alone was able to provide valuable information over the entire area: when the three forest classes were aggregated, it achieved 75.7% (with MCL) and 78.1% (with NN) overall classification accuracies.
The hardware exists and insurance often covers it, but no one has aggregated it and made it easy for doctors to analyze.
Set notation signifies that if state i is aggregated, it can have multiple continuous-state dynamics associated with different system configurations.
Depending on the aggregability function, the server may decide to propagate the message immediately or aggregate it with other messages.
We tried to aggregate it so you could see the wood for the trees.
Sharing it all back with me would meet a public good; aggregating it all anonymously so that public health experts could mine the data would be something bigger.
We are battling to protect our personal data on many fronts: government mass surveillance; smart sensors tracking our every move; big data aggregating it all and more.
There are always stories within the story, and when we may not catch that story ourselves, another brand will and aggregate it, and it then becomes a trend.
